Summer Air Giving You Goosebumps?

I don't know about you, but summer heat makes me freeze. I'm not much of a summer person, and I do tend to prefer cooler weather, but going from the beating rays of the sun to the crisp chill of air conditioning can find me wanting for another layer to warm up my skin. The Cabin Cuddler is the ideal solution.



The Cabin Cuddler is a perfect travel blanket as well as a great everyday blanket to keep at home, in the office, or even in your vehicle. The Cabin Cuddler is not only compact, it is convenient and effective. Ergonomically designed, the Cabin Cuddler is contoured to fit your body. Pampering features like a foot cozy and inflatable pillow make the Cabin Cuddler an ideal companion for that long road trip with your spouse that would rather have the air kicking than the windows down, your flight across the country for that summer getaway, in your office desk for those days when the company air seems exceptionally cold, or even on that fall camping trip where the nights get just a little more cool.

Our family vacations are spent in the woods no matter the season. Sometimes the nights get very cold. Nothing, other than those pesky mosquitoes, can ruin your camping experience more quickly than spending your nights inside the tent freezing. The Cabin Cuddler is my perfect solution for keeping warm throughout the night; whether it is spent out on the boat, around the campfire, or in the tent.

No matter your lifestyle, from business executive to domestic goddess, the Cabin Cuddler is the perfect companion. It's compact design makes it easy to take along and store no matter where you plan to warm up. It even comes specially designed for children. What could be a more perfect fitting, versatile accessory than the Cabin Cuddler for your entire family?

In the Air

Today was the day that we sent our youngest daughter out on her first 'far-from-home' adventure. Amie Lynn left this morning for Georgia. This is her first trip on her own. This is her first experience with airplane travel. This is her first time out of the Midwest. Right at this very moment as I am typing this post she should be in the air.

I remember the very first time I flew. It was when I was 12 years old. I flew from Texas to Florida for a six-week visit with my grandparents. No, I didn't live in Texas. I had driven there with a family for a two-week visit there before heading to Florida. What an experience that was. I was uncomfortable then, and I am still uncomfortable with air travel to this day. Fortunately, God always places someone interesting in the seat next to me. Having a kind person to talk with really does a lot to pass the time and distract attention from fear.

Have you ever flown? Do you remember looking out the window and being above cloud-cover? Is that not one of the most beautiful things you have ever seen? I swear, it looks like you can just step right out of the plane and walk across the blanket of clouds. It's absolutely breath taking, and I really hope that she gets to experience the view for herself. She did choose a window seat, and she is flying in the daylight.

Oh, what an experience it must be for her. A young lady traveling alone across the country to visit her favorite person in the whole world, her "sister". Well, Becca really isn't her sister, but there are plenty of people who they have convinced otherwise. Becca is Amie's cousin by marriage, and they couldn't be closer. Becca just got married in April and moved to Georgia to be with her husband, Kevin, who serves in the Armed Forces. Kevin will be deploying to Iraq in a few weeks. Amie's trip to visit is our graduation gift to her. What is better than an adventure?